Serkyem Offering SetThe serkyem offering set is used, in Tibetan buddhism, for making ritual offerings to Dharma protectors and guardians. The word serkyem means golden drink and symbolises the offering of nectar. The serkyem offering is made by pouring a drink, such as wine, beer or black tea, into the taller container which sits in a wider lower bowl. Lamas of the past developed this practice to the Dharma protectors to request swift assistance in overcoming obstacles

request of Ribur Rinpoche

The Chenrezig mantra is the most famous Tibetan buddhist mantra: OM MANI PADME HUM

through songs and poetry

Amitabha symbolises the transformation of desire and unlimited attachment into the wisdom of discernment

psicologa e psicoterapeuta secondo il metodo Somatic Experience

Vairochana - Teaching mudra (Dharmachakra mudra)

Mala prayer beads made of hematite are striking and grounding spiritual tools

A traditional kapen is a ceremonial shawl or garment deeply rooted in the cultural and spiritual heritage of various tribal communities

partendo dalle incertezze e dalle difficoltà che ciascuno di noi affronta ogni giorno

a loro volta diventati Maestri-Buddha

Borobudur is portrayed as a sacred path to inner peace and awakening

These bowls are often used during rituals to make offerings to the Buddha